added pman.sh, edited README.md accordingly

README.md

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 # pman.sh
+A `pacman` helper script, because you forget the stupid flags
+
+## Usage / Features:
+- search
+- update
+- upgradable
+- upgrade
+- install
+- provides
+- config
+
+`config` is the only flag that is not appended to `pacman`, instead it resolves to `nano /etc/pacman.conf`.
+
+`sudo` gets prepended automatically if the command requires it and if installed - no, there is no check if your user is in the `sudo` group, if you download this script you should already be, or know you can only use part of this utility

pman.sh

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+#!/usr/bin/env bash
+
+# Store the first command line argument in the variable "command" and shift the rest
+command="$1"
+shift
+
+# Evaluate the command
+if [ "$command" = "search" ]; then
+  command="pacman"
+  command_args="-Ss"
+elif [ "$command" = "update" ]; then
+  command="pacman"
+  command_args="-Sy"
+  su_needed=true
+elif [ "$command" = "upgradable" ]; then
+  command="pacman"
+  command_args="-Qu"
+elif [ "$command" = "upgrade" ]; then
+  command="pacman"
+  command_args="-Syu"
+  su_needed=true
+elif [ "$command" = "install" ]; then
+  command="pacman"
+  command_args="-S"
+  su_needed=true
+elif [ "$command" = "provides" ]; then
+  command="pacman"
+  command_args="-F"
+elif [ "$command" = "config" ]; then
+  command="nano"
+  command_args="/etc/pacman.conf"
+  su_needed=true
+else
+  echo "Invalid command: \"$command\""
+  echo
+  echo "Usage: pman <command> [args...]"
+  echo "Available commands:"
+  echo "  search     - pacman -Ss       | search packages"
+  echo "  update     - pacman -Sy       | updates the repositories"
+  echo "  upgradable - pacman -Qu       | list available upgrades"
+  echo "  upgrade    - pacman -Syu      | upgrades your system"
+  echo "  provides   - pacman -F        | list packages that provide file"
+  echo "  config     - /etc/pacman.conf | edits pacman configuration"
+  exit 1
+fi
+
+# If sudo is needed and necessary (and installed), prepend it
+if [ "$su_needed" = "true" ] && [ "$UID" != 0 ] && command -v "sudo" &>/dev/null; then
+  sudo $command $command_args "${@}"
+else
+  $command $command_args "${@}"
+fi